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Company Bottling Water In Chaffee County Met With Strong Opposition CBS Denver 9 hrs ago Syndicated Local – CBS Denver SALIDA, Colo. (CBS4) – Nestle Waters, now known as BlueTrition, will renew its contract to pump water from the Upper Arkansas River Basin for bottled water production. With the historic drought, the agreement has been met with opposition. “Today we’re just trying to do damage control frankly. We need restorations that don’t allow pumping in a way tha...

The memorial service honoring Tim Hart, the smokejumper who died while responding to the Eicks Fire in New Mexico, will be held on Saturday, June 12.

A memorial service honoring smokejumper Tim Hart, who died from injuries sustained while responding to the Eicks fire in southern New Mexico, will be held on Saturday, June 12, in

Montana smokejumper dies in New Mexico fire U.S. Forest Service and last updated 2021-06-03 14:34:37-04 The U.S. Forest Service has confirmed the death of wildland firefighter Tim Hart while fighting a fire in New Mexico. Hart, a USFS smokejumper, died from injuries sustained on May 24 while responding to the Eicks Fire in Hildago County, New Mexico. Hart began his wildland firefighting career in 2006 on the Coconino National Forest and then the Fremont-Winema National Forest as an Engine Crew ...

WEST YELLOWSTONE, Mont. - A U.S. Forest Service smokejumper who fought wildfires in Montana has passed away.

The term “monument” might call to mind something like a building, something tall like the Washington Monument or the Statue of Liberty. The latter is indeed one of America’s national

Three million acres of State Trust Lands were originally put in trust at Colorado’s statehood in 1876 for the purpose of funding public schools. Though it

The body of a snowmobiler missing near Rand, Colorado has been found, according to the Colorado Avalanche Information Center. The grim discovery marked the 28th avalanche death this season.

On February 16, a fatal avalanche occurred near Rand, Colorado, involving a group of six snowmobilers. It buried two and killed one while running 350 feet downhill with enough force